CSotD: On the Eve
Ivan Turgenev’s On the Eve is one of my favorite novels, but it bombed in Russia when it was published…
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Ivan Turgenev’s On the Eve is one of my favorite novels, but it bombed in Russia when it was published…
Several comic strips have been anticipating Christmas with gags about kids trying to clean up their acts for Santa and…
You can tell this is an old Arlo & Janis (AMS) — it’s from 2000 — because I don’t think…
Prickly City (AMS) continues the thread cited here yesterday, on the negative perceptions people attach to politicians. Historical perspective matters:…
We’ll start the day with a pair of cartoons about a topic I’m not going to cover yet, though I…
I wish I could disagree with Clay Bennett (CTFP), but, yeah, that’s pretty much the State of the Union, and…
Rob Rogers’ cartoon is a good starting place today, because it’s not dishonest, but it’s definitely over-simplified and feeds into…
If you’re old enough to remember The Comic Weekly Man, you’re also old enough to make the connection between Big…
American/Palestinian Journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was shot and killed yesterday while covering an Israeli Defense Force raid on a Palestinian neighborhood…
Patrick Blower’s analysis of Russian forces gets a particular laugh because it fits so well with a Bulwark podcast Charlie…
There have been several cartoons comparing Putin to either Hitler or Stalin, but I like Robert Ariail’s, because it is…
Timing is part of context, at least to the extent that, had this Rubes (Creators) run in December, it wouldn’t…
Clay Bennett (CTFP)‘s latest inspires a couple of reactions. One is to take it at face value, because it does…
As noted here yesterday, the GameStop gambit was not pulled off by youngsters, but I got a laff out of…
The Gamestop/Reddit gambit creates one of those “Where do I start?” sorts of days, but certainly Alex (Telegraph.UK) is an…